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Hamas Plans to Shift Cyber and Planning Operations to Turkey Amid Qatar Tensions
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First reported by Srugim · 3 hours ago
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Hamas is moving its secret planning and cyber operations to Turkey due to tensions with Qatar, which still hosts its public leadership. The shift follows Qatar's restrictions on Hamas officials after the appointment of Khalil al-Hayya, aligned with Iran, as political bureau head.
- 01Hamas plans to transfer secret planning and cyber activities to Turkey amid Qatar tensions.
- 02Public leadership of Hamas will remain active in Qatar despite restrictions.
- 03Qatar limited Hamas officials' activities, requiring prior approval for meetings.
- 04Khalil al-Hayya was appointed head of Hamas's political bureau two weeks ago.
- 05Al-Hayya is linked to Iran, contrasting with Qatar-backed Khaled Mashal.
- 06The position was vacant since Yahya Sinwar's killing in October 2024.
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